Pi Network Hits 120 Million Downloads, Price Eyes $1

The post Pi Network Hits 120 Million Downloads, Price Eyes $1 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Pi Network has now been downloaded over 120 million times worldwide. In the last 30 days alone, it gained 1.3 million new users — a strong sign of growing global interest in decentralized finance. The project, started by Stanford PhDs, has over 55 million members and aims to create a fair and open financial system for everyone. #BREAKING Pi Network Surpasses 120 Million Downloads: A Global Movement Gaining Unstoppable Momentum In a world rapidly evolving toward decentralized finance and digital inclusion, one project stands out as a beacon of hope and innovation — Pi Network. As of today, Pi Network… pic.twitter.com/KKbbYdjiuf — Mr Spock 𝛑 (@MrSpockApe) May 5, 2025 In other news, Banxa has received K.Y.B (Know Your Business) approval to sell Pi Coin worldwide. This is a big deal, as it opens the door for global buying and selling of Pi. According to reports, Banxa had earlier purchased over $30 million worth of Pi, and now plans to sell it worldwide. Pi Coin Price Fails To React? However, the price of Pi Coin (PI) is currently under pressure. It has been stuck in a consolidation phase for around 40 days and is now trading just above $0.58. The coin needs to reclaim the $0.60–$0.62 range with strong volume to regain momentum. Technical indicators show weakness: the price is below its 10, 20, and 50-day moving averages, the RSI is near 40 (indicating weak buying interest), and the MACD shows no sign of a bullish reversal. Traders remain cautious while major token unlocks continue. Pi Coin launched at around $2 and quickly rose to $2.90. It was listed on five exchanges and even appeared in the top 11 on CoinMarketCap. But after that, the price dropped, falling as low as $0.40. Many began doubting the project, calling it useless. While the network’s growth is strong, the next few weeks will be crucial for the price direction of Pi. Still, for many in the Pi community, the long-term vision matters more than short-term price moves.